This Welsh Flag Display Poster is perfect for using on its own to help children remember what the flag of Wales looks like. Holding the pencil and learning to grip correctly for control while colouring helps develop their little hand muscles and also aids with coordination in grip and muscle strength required for other activities. Our handheld Wales flags are ideal for using in class to help young learners engage with this important part of Welsh culture!

By encouraging creativity and play through colouring, young learners are able to retain more information. You could easily use some of our other resources on the topic to whip up an exciting lesson on the topic in no time at all. This flag of Wales to colour by number is a chance for your children to use their imagination and get creative by colouring in a Welsh flag. St. David became regarded as a patron Saint in the 12th century CE and since then has gradually come to be regarded as an icon of Welsh pride and culture. Take a look at some of the other resources you might like to try using in addition to this lovely set of Happy Easter in Welsh Mindfulness Colouring Sheets.Etymology: from the Middle Welsh ariant, from Old Welsh argant, from Proto-Brythonic *arɣant, from Proto-Celtic *arganto(m) (silver), from Proto-Indo-European *h₂erg- (to shine). These Flowers of Britain and Northern Ireland with Flags Display Posters are perfect for helping children learn about the UK as a whole. This simple Welsh dragon colouring sheet is ideal for encouraging children to learn about St. David's Day and Welsh culture. This Map of Wales Colouring Activity is perfect for helping children think about the country that they live in and where they are within it. You can use this resource as an engaging activity during the school day to help children stay focussed and engaged with their studies. You can explore our full range of lovely St. David's Day resources here. Why is St. David's day celebrated?

All these lovely resources have been teacher-made with care to ensure the highest quality for your children's learning experience. How many castles are there in Wales? This brilliant Welsh Flag Display Poster is brightly coloured and illustrated beautifully. Using this poster as a talking point is a great way to get kids to think about Wales. Why not ask your children to volunteer to stand up and say their favourite thing about Wales? Colouring has an important place in child development and can easily be incorporated into a child's day. The image of the dragon will fascinate children. Use it as a prompt to start classroom discussions or to introduce the legend of the Welsh dragon. Another option would be to try our St David’s Day Word Search to prompt a discussion about what children already know about St David’s Day and what they want to find out. For example, who was St David? Why do we celebrate St David’s Day?You can use these lovely Happy Easter in Welsh Mindfulness Colouring Sheets as a great homework task, or as a lovely way to engage in mindfulness around the time of Easter.

You can use them as a mindful activity or as part of an art lesson and put them up as a classroom display when your children have finished. This blank outline of the map of Wales is perfect to get creative on St. David’s Day and celebrate the beautiful country that is Cymru. Mae'r Poster Baner Cymru yma yn berffaith ar gyfer bywiogi'ch ystafell ddosbarth a chreu canolbwynt lliwgar ar gyfer unrhyw arddangosfa. Mae llwyth o ffyrdd gwych y gallwch chi ddefnyddio'r adnodd hyfryd hwn i wella dysgu eich plant. This free printable St David’s day poster is a little bonus that you can use to decorate your home or if you are a teacher, decorate your classroom. Plus, the activity will improve creative and artistic skills. Putting the finished pieces from this outline of a Welsh dragon on display will make your classroom colourful and vibrant, encouraging children to engage with their learning environment.

How can I use the Welsh Castles Colouring Pages at home?

The dragon called Dewi, which in Welsh means David. This is a reference to St. David, the patron saint of Wales.

You can use this lovely resource on evenings, weekends, and holidays. It's the perfect way to add fun and creativity to your children's learning experience away from home. You could use this Map of Wales Colouring Activity to try asking your child some interesting questions, for example:

How do you say Wales in Welsh?

Note: gwyrddd is used with masculine nouns. The feminine form is gwerdd, and the plural is gwyrddion. The mythical creature will spark pupils' imaginations so they engage fully with the topic. You could then get students to create some of their own pieces of creative writing, inspired by the dragon, to go up on display with their artwork. That would make a great way to combine art and literacy skills. This resource was made by teachers, for teachers, so you can be sure that any information your child is learning is of a high standard. Welsh Expressions and Sayings Display Posters – These lovely posters feature lots of handy expressions and sayings in Welsh. Why not display them in your classroom on Shwmae Su'mae Day to help children chat with each other in Welsh?